Catania is the second largest city in Sicily. It lies at the southern foot of Mount Etna, the so-called friendly volcano, which can be seen from all over the city.
The most significant monument in Taormina is the ancient theatre, not just because of its artistic and historical values but also because of its unique position. The view from here is called panoramaet par excellence and is definitely worth experiencing when you come to Sicily.
Taormina is situated on the picturesque mountain slopes of Sicily’s east coast. From the town, you have spectacular views across the Messina Straits as well as of the mighty volcano Etna.
Here you can find the Roman amphitheatre, bathing facilities, various houses and most impressive of all a large basilica combining both Greek and Roman building styles. There is also a little archaeological museum connected to the excavations.
Ragusa is one of Sicily’s classic Baroque towns. The town is marvellously located on a cliff top at about 500 metres above sea level. The town is divided into two areas, an upper part and a lower part called Ibla
